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Website Risk Analysis

How a project runs

Five steps, in order. At each you know what we need, how long it takes, and what you will see. The work is shared: your people know the business and ours know the engineering, and the content is made jointly.

  1. 1

    Measure what you have

    A Website Risk Analysis for an existing site, or a short scoping conversation for a new one. You give us the address, the three pages that matter most, and read-only access if you are willing.

    You get
    a short report with three options and a recommendation.
    It takes
    five working days from access.
  2. 2

    Plan and fixed price

    We agree what the site must do, what moves, what is retired and why, and what the editor and forms need. Nothing is retired without your agreement.

    You provide
    the content you want changed, who will edit, any brand material.
    You get
    a one-page plan, a fixed price and a date.
    It takes
    as long as it takes you to agree the plan, and the date is part of it.
  3. 3

    Build

    The site is built beside the old one, on a private address you can open on your mobile phone at any time. Content is extracted and checked; every page and address is listed against its new home. We send the measurements as we go.

    You provide
    answers to a handful of questions a week, and a check of the content.
    You get
    a working site to try before anything changes in public.
    It takes
    set in the plan, because it depends on the site. A brochure site is quicker than a library or a shop, and the plan says by how much.
  4. 4

    Launch, with every address kept

    The redirect map is tested, the domain is pointed at the new site, and the old one serves until the moment the new one does. No downtime. We measure again on launch day.

    You provide
    access to your domain’s settings, or we do it with you on a call.
    You get
    the live site, the before-and-after, and a written handover.
    It takes
    an afternoon.
  5. 5

    Care

    Thirty days of watching are included. After that, ongoing care keeps security, code and search up as routine work with a log you can read, or you take it on yourself with the handover.

The rule underneath

One change at a time, measured. When we say a page got faster, we can show the figure before and after with nothing else changed between them.

Tell us what your site does now and what it needs to do. An engineer will reply within one working day with which step to start at.

What is your current situation?

Last reviewed 28 October 2026.

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